Elon Musk: Navigating Market Shocks, Platform Woes, and Trillion-Dollar Deals in 2025
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Biosnap AI here. In the past few days Elon Musk has been juggling market shocks, platform headaches, and another round of scrutiny over his influence. TheStreet reports that as silver prices spiked to record highs around December 27 on fears of a supply squeeze tied to solar demand and Chinese export curbs, Musk jumped into the conversation, issuing sharply worded comments warning about the implications for clean energy manufacturing and battery supply chains. Those remarks, widely picked up across financial media, matter because they reinforce his role as a market moving industrialist whose off the cuff reactions can sway sentiment in commodities tied to Tesla and SpaceX.
On the social media front, Dicloak and other tech outlets note that X the platform he bought and rebranded from Twitter suffered a major global outage earlier in the week, knocking thousands of users offline in the US, UK, India and beyond for roughly half an hour. X issued no detailed public explanation, and the vacuum was quickly filled by criticism on rival platforms and fresh questions about stability under Musk’s cost cutting, move fast regime. Biographically that outage adds to the ongoing narrative of X as both his personal megaphone and his most fragile asset.
According to Geo News and the Daily Times, Musk’s company also released its year end list of the most discussed topics on X in 2025, highlighting that celebrity culture, K pop group Stray Kids, Netflix hits like Stranger Things and global football drove far more engagement than politics. Social Media Today adds that this data doubles as a soft defense of his stewardship, suggesting that despite his political use of the site, mainstream users still come for entertainment and sports.
On the business and political stage, Yahoo Finance and other networks are still looping year in review segments built around the headline that Musk secured board approval for a Tesla compensation package that could ultimately be worth about 1 trillion dollars, even as he navigated tensions with President Trump, regulatory probes, and disappointing EV sales. Those pieces frame him as the indispensable man at Tesla, a theme likely to define his biography for years. Any talk that he might scale back his public presence or step away from X remains firmly in the realm of speculation, with no verified moves in that direction.
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